Senior Flight Operations Expert

Captains and dispatchers review real flight operations documents, including approach plates, flight plans, NOTAMs, weather packages and operating manuals, for a global aviation client's AI project. They brief procedures or flag operational problems with the reasoning a crew member would give, and check materials against Part 121, Part 135 and ICAO rules. Engagement is remote, around 10 hours weekly, on a flexible schedule.

What you would do

• Review approach plates, flight plans, NOTAMs, weather packages and operational manuals
• Brief procedures or identify operational issues, explaining the reasoning as a captain or dispatcher would
• Check flight planning materials against Part 121, Part 135 and ICAO requirements
• Point out hazards or ambiguities in approach procedures and regulatory references
• Give concise written and verbal briefings to project coordinators

What the listing asks for

• Active or recent ATPL or Commercial Pilot License
• 5 or more years of operational experience as a pilot or dispatcher
• Experience briefing instrument approaches and reading operational documentation
• Solid grasp of Part 121, Part 135 and ICAO compliance
• Preferred: airline or corporate flight operations background

Suits airline or corporate pilots and dispatchers with five or more years of operations who want flexible remote review work around their schedule.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, global. Time: About 10 hours a week, flexible schedule. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

Applications go through micro1's own site. AI Trainer Guide is an independent guide to AI training work, not micro1 or its recruiter. The apply link on our page is a referral link: micro1 may pay us if it hires you, at no cost to you.